Nailing tool

DETAILED DESCRIPTION It is an object of the invention to provide an improved nailing tool.
It is another object of the invention to provide a nailing tool having a plurality of nailing attachments.
Still another object of the invention is to provide a nailing tool which is easily adapted to a variety of different nailing applications.
It is another object of the invention to provide a nailing tool having a nail holder capable of holding a plurality of different sizes and types of nails.
The invention in its broader aspects is a nailing tool comprised of connected parallel and spaced-apart ramrod and nail feeding tubes.
One end of the nail feeding tube angles toward and intersects the ramrod tube adjacent the aforementioned one end thereof.
A ramrod is reciprocally contained within the ramrod tube.
A plurality of foot attachments are interchangeably connected to the lower end of the ramrod tube to adapt the tool for a plurality of applications.
Each of the foot attachments is provided with at least one positioning surface means for accurately locating the tool and thereby a nail driven by the tool even in otherwise inaccessible places.
A nail is driven by holding the nailing tool in position and dropping the nail down the distal end of the nail feeding tube.
The nail travels through the nail feeding tube and into the ramrod tube into a position to be driven.
A sharp descending blow is given to the ramrod to drive the nail home.